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2015-11-30View Original

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This post was last edited by hjztbwg on 2015-12-7 at 10:05. In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at an equilibrium level; this is what is known as __air quality balance___.
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Air quality balance----------------------
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In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. In other words, the air quality in a ventilated room must remain balanced; this is what is known as __air quality balance__. In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that exits the room during the same period of time. In other words, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at a balanced level; this is what is meant by air quality balance. ____.
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In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at a balanced level; this is what is meant by air quality balance.
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Air mass balance: In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air mass that enters the room per unit time should be equal to the amount of air mass that exits the room during the same period of time. In other words, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at a balanced level; this is what is meant by air quality balance.
Reply #62015-11-30
In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in the ventilated room needs to be maintained at a balanced level; this is what is meant by air quality balance
Reply #72015-11-30
In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in a ventilated room must be kept balanced, and this is what is meant by air balance.
Reply #82015-11-30
In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at an equilibrium level; this is what is known as __air quality balance__.
Reply #92015-11-30
In a ventilated room, regardless of the ventilation method used, the amount of air quality that enters the room per unit of time should be equal to the amount of air quality that is removed from the room during the same period of time. That is, the air quality in a ventilated room needs to be maintained at an equilibrium level; this is what is known as _air quality balance_.

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